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CBS 2 reached out to a spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service in Chicago about the chronic problems residents have faced with infrequent deliveries. No one has responded, but in recent weeks, he has denied any issues with mail service in our area.
"I understand people are in fear, but by us not saying something, to me, that allows these people to run rampant."
The state's daily case counts have been rising steadily since late June, though not as quickly as the original surge of cases in April and May.
Video first obtained by the CBS 2 Investigators earlier this year showed Lurry, 37, on Jan. 28 as he was in the back seat of a police squad car, handcuffed during a drug-related arrest.
Unemployment's sizable decline in July still reflects a slowing economic recovery in the face of the unchecked coronavirus pandemic.
Rep. Darren Bailey (R-Xenia) is asking a Clay County judge to order Gov. JB Pritzker be jailed until he rescinds recent executive orders regarding the COVID-19 outbreak.
The indictment does not identify the red light camera company involved in the case, but published reports state the company is SafeSpeed, which is at the center of at least two other criminal cases in federal court.
Three. It's a magic number and it's all you need to make a delicious meal!
Summer is watermelon season, and just as there's nothing like biting into a perfectly juicy, sweet slice, there's no disappointment like finding it tasteless and mushy.
"We're handing out towels, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, masks, hand sanitizer, bras and underwear for the ladies."
Due to the pandemic, Indiana residents struggling to pay their rent have one more week to avoid evictions and utility shutdowns.
He is a comfortable, playful pup who loves to play with tennis balls and toys. Rafi also appreciates a cuddle and enjoys sprawling out for a nap.
This is a the highest daily total of cases confirmed since the beginning of the pandemic.
A church on Chicago's West Side is hoping gift cards will get residents to turn in guns this weekend.
The "Always Growing, Auburn Gresham" group received the grant from the Pritzker Traubert Foundation to advance a plan to turn the four-story building into a "Healthy Lifestyle Hub."
